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Wednesday 12 October 2011
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(sex)uality: they grow up so fast

Dunja Kay
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Some time ago, I was privy to more private information about a girl whose name I don’t know than many of my close friends, simply because I was sitting near her on a train. I was certain that the conversation she was having with her friends would yield many a (sex)uality column due to the…
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Tuesday 11 October 2011
Music

q&a: mckisko

Dunja Kay
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Describe your sound in five words or less. Music for the curious souls. Was there a particular moment or artist that made you want to pursue music when you were growing up? Who were your early influences? Early early were Cat Stevens, Van Morrison, Aretha Franklin, Carol King. I sound nothing like these people but…
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Monday 10 October 2011
Music

q&a: sand pebbles

Dunja Kay
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Having just released their fifth album, Dark Magic, Sand Pebbles are an enduring psych pop band. They have a member born in each decade between the ’50s and ’90s, with each bringing his own unique influence to the group’s sound. Lip chats to oldest member, Andrew Tanner! Can you tell me a bit about how…
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Monday 10 October 2011
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my lip life: dunja kay, managing editor

Dunja Kay
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My first introduction to lip was on myspace, which should give you some idea of just how long ago it was. Someone had commented on another magazine’s page urging everyone to check out this “lip magazine” and I actually can’t remember what I thought of it. At the time, I was in the mindset that…
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Thursday 6 October 2011
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love out loud: i’ve had the time of my life

Dunja Kay
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I first saw Dirty Dancing at the age of 10, courtesy of my aunt (when I think about it, this is actually a bit of a cliché; my aunt is gorgeous, awesome, happily unmarried, and probably the reason why ‘spinster’ being used as an insult completely flew over my head). I loved it from the…
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Thursday 6 October 2011
Music

hepconcert

Dunja Kay
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My parents were into vaccinations. I’m up to date with every shot I “should’ve” had since my birth. And until I heard about the Hepconcert taking place in Sydney on October 9, I hadn’t thought about hepatitis B or C since I got my “Hep B? Not me!” vaccine in high school. And yet, almost…
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Wednesday 5 October 2011
Music

q&a: molly contogeorge

Dunja Kay
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Describe your sound in five words or less. Soulful, Jazzy, Rock driven Pop. Was there a particular moment or artist that made you want to pursue music when you were growing up? Who were your early influences? Music has been a founding part of my life. Both of my parents were musicians and teachers and…
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Sunday 2 October 2011
Culture

take the world veg week challenge!

Dunja Kay
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Like feminists and religious folk, vegetarians tend to get an unfairly bad reputation (those extremists ruining it for the rest of us, yet again). Tell someone you’re a vegetarian and they immediately start qualifying why they’re not, with each excuse just as tired as the last. Although I’ve been a vegetarian (to various degrees and…
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Sunday 2 October 2011
Music

q&a: caitlin park

Dunja Kay
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Folktronic might seem like a contradiction, but when you hear the songs from newcomer, Caitlin Park’s debut album, Milk Annual, you realise what kind of music perfectly fits the genre. With an impressive list of collaborators, including Australia’s own lovely Holly Throsby, and samples throughout the record to tickle your fancy and your imagination, lip…
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Wednesday 28 September 2011
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(sex)uality: performance anxiety

Dunja Kay
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You know the feeling. They look your way; maybe they wink or smile. Maybe they’re on the other end of the bar, or across the table from you at dinner, or cuddling you on a couch. You bite your lip, knowing that you’re thinking the same thing. Your muscles relax slightly, in anticipation of the…
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Friday 2 September 2011
Featured Music

giveaway: LA vampires double pass!

Dunja Kay
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Inhabiting a world of chopped-up beats, DJ Screw-style warptronics, and eerie drones, Amanda Brown’s latest musical project, LA Vampires, is getting quite a bit of attention! And thanks to The Workers Club, lip has a double pass (with a free drink on entry!) to give away to the Melbourne LA Vampires show next Friday September…
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Wednesday 31 August 2011
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love out loud: the taming of the player

Dunja Kay
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Pretty much every journalist for a women’s publication in the past couple of years has asked Katy Perry how she tamed Russell Brand. And pretty much every journalist for a women’s publication has been met with the same response: Perry’s insistence that she didn’t tame the former sex addict, but rather that she met him…
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Wednesday 31 August 2011
Music

q&a: the faults

Dunja Kay
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Channelling that quintessential two-piece garage psych rock sound, The Faults have recently had their single, ‘Quarter’, released through General Pants Co. Major Label, and have played a smattering of shows around Sydney. The duo chatted to lip about modest childhood dreams and, of course, rock ‘n’ roll. Describe your sound in five words or less….
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Sunday 28 August 2011
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(sex)uality: my sluthood, reframed

Dunja Kay
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Recently I’ve been reading a lot of blog posts and articles written by women who are far braver than I am. Of particular note was this one, which I am not going to explain any further than saying that you ought to read it. It linked me to this article, which completely reframed how I…
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